26. TEH EPIC PODCAST XD
Added 2024-04-16 17:55:08 +0000 UTC0:00 The recent artistic process/It's never too late/Independence over being a good employee
22:54 Fantasy/A Song of Ice and Fire/The eternal values vs the modern values
37:55 Dealing with anxiety during creation/hardening oneself and balance
1:11:17 The value of short films and other mediums
1:21:17 Early 2000s indie scene/the embarrassing millennial era
Comments
Only take advice from those who inspire you! Someone may be trustworthy but they might not be on the same path.
Rebecca Orton
2024-04-24 09:11:13 +0000 UTCThanks for discussing the short medium subject on the pod🙌🏼 My main struggle with writing the short film now is that I receive a lot of conflicting feedback from people whose opinions I trust, which leaves me feeling lost and stuck in the process. Who should I listen to? Why? What is best for the story? These questions make me doubt the story I’m trying to tell. What would you do if you’re in this situation?
Aziz Madhi
2024-04-24 05:02:18 +0000 UTCI've always hated when someone's response to an artwork is "The artist must have been on drugs" makes my blood boil.
Kinotherapy Movies
2024-04-19 09:26:52 +0000 UTCHahah...oh yes.... but I can't help but feel it was a little more innocent than anything we have out there now. Today, it's insidious and fed into every brain like poisoned air.....
hyperballadbrad
2024-04-19 08:06:05 +0000 UTCMan, the bacon praising soyjacking hipster era for millennials was a grim, grim time
Jason
2024-04-18 14:32:59 +0000 UTC"Look after your epic beard with cedar oil!!" LOL....... cringe..... !! kinda dislike when conversation leans into judgements on what people look like or what they wear, even when we know those are just signs of a deeper issue, but you always shoot those observations unequivocally DOWN!
hyperballadbrad
2024-04-18 09:12:43 +0000 UTCDistraction - I like it. I often wrangle with those ideas a lot. Well, more from a viewpoint of people getting angry and upset on social media and the way social media (and fear that it perpetuates) informs our view on people, groups, ideas that we have no experience of. Social media breeds closed mindedness because of fear. The way movie stars or fucking Dua Lipa goes online and tells us, yet again, that the world is such a terrible place..... but if we got rid of distractions, then maybe it would feel less noisy, less threatening, less futile. Even saying this makes me feel like I would be under-fire for even suggesting if we put down our phones and unplug from the aggressive buzz of whatever bastardised version of public consciousness is these days that the moment right in front you might be just a little bit simpler; a little calmer; more opportune. It's almost suggesting there is nothing inherently to be afraid of, which isn't accurate, is it? But it's the illusion having to be constantly battered by it or to be expressing my anger and fear and hate about things going on in the world online has the remotest influence. Open mindedness dies; compassion withers; hope dims. I guess this is stuff we just know. I may be rambling now.
hyperballadbrad
2024-04-17 14:19:18 +0000 UTCI've come to realise that every day brings opportunity to create. Human beings are creative beings... always expressing, carving, and forging. 'Creation' is compartmentalised into something so separate, remote and exclusive that it puts so many limitations on the value of our lives. I guess we are in an age where greed and consumption is at its height, so we are often so bent on consuming over what we can create. I just turned 39, so nearly fucking 40, man! UGGH. I often wrestle with myself that until now I have lived a life of fear and limitation, and have fuck all to show for it..... restricting my opportunities, undervaluing myself. I have just started writing, and more importantly, reading poetry. The Cinema Cartography was a big part in helping me curate what values are important to me, and actually implementing them in my life, in a meaningful, productive way. My poetry is shit, but who knows, it might get better. But I am striving for a voice... one of honesty, experience and expression, and maybe even some craft, but I have no right to claim that until I have more experience and knowledge.... so, for now, that's wonderful. It's a special time for me. Thanks Lewis and Luisa for your role and influence!
hyperballadbrad
2024-04-17 14:03:43 +0000 UTCThank you guys for talking about my comment! I feel I've improved since I wrote that.
Kinotherapy Movies
2024-04-17 01:32:44 +0000 UTCIf you stop me on the street to talk about In Rainbows, I'll talk to you for two hours non-stop at minimum. I am not kidding.
J George
2024-04-16 23:45:19 +0000 UTCWatching videos of Radiohead playing live, especially "In Rainbows From the Basement", after coming home from school when I was seventeen was almost a religious ritual to me.
J George
2024-04-16 23:42:39 +0000 UTCIt was pretty predictable that it would happen but that still made me infuriated. I’m just happy Glazer maintains complete sincerity and it’s clear with his actions after the Oscars that he sticks by his words.
Esteban Rodriguez
2024-04-16 22:39:21 +0000 UTCI used to play the Baritone/Euphonium during Middle and High school for both concert and marching band. I remember the times where I would have a metronome at 75 BPM or slower. Eventually when I was able to immediately know any tempo for a piece I and others would play perfectly, that was a great feeling. Also I too have my birthday in October. Nice.
Esteban Rodriguez
2024-04-16 22:36:49 +0000 UTCIf Jonathan Glazer never gets funding from these philistine zionist scumbags that run Hollyweird ever again, we'll fund it our damn selves. I apologize in advance if I sound corny, but he's the filmmaker that we need, not that we wanted. Also, how funny how many of those "representation matters" people have all remained silent about Gaza, but they think the Oscars not having enough diversity picks for the nominees is the worst thing ever. Follow the money, people. Follow the fucking money.
J George
2024-04-16 22:26:02 +0000 UTCI'm 25 now (26 in october) and, after so long, I'm finally taking up Jazz Guitar, even if it's me learning just a few licks each day; I've been obssessed with this music since I was 16, but been too scared of its complexity to take it head. It takes a lot of discipline to turn on a metronome on a low BPM, repeat the same thing over and over again, get to a certain point where you can't play a certain phrase any faster, but it feels so rewarding at the end of the day and it's opening up new musical possibilities for me. There is no such thing as "too old". I might even tackle some classical guitar and some piano later on!
J George
2024-04-16 22:10:16 +0000 UTC
